Round 15 of the Betfred Super League has been and gone.
The action started on Friday night with one of the biggest games of any season when St Helens ploughed through Wigan Warriors to leapfrog the Warriors in the table.
Jack Welsby produced a masterclass performance with three assists and two tries.
Elsewhere on Friday night Salford Red Devils cemented their place in the top four with a huge victory over Castleford Tigers away.
They are joined in the top four by the Leigh Leopards who edged Hull FC at home to take third spot in the table.
Meanwhile, on Saturday Warrington Wolves edged Huddersfield Giants on Sky Sports as they got back on track after their Magic Weekend defeat.
Over in France though Catalans Dragons kept themselves top of the league ahead the Wolves as they defeated Hull KR comfortably in France to make it two wins over the Robins for the Dragons.
Then on Sunday, Wakefield Trinity stunned Leeds Rhinos.
But who makes the team of the week?
Fullback: Jack Welsby (St Helens)
Two tries and three assists in one of the biggest games of the season, he was sensational. His pass for Tommy Makinson was superb.
Wingers: Tommy Makinson (St Helens) & Josh Charnley (Leigh Leopards)
Two tries for Tommy Makinson and plenty of metres. Josh Charnley meanwhile kept up his magic with a mesmeric finish and his 17th try of the season.
Centres: Tim Lafai (Salford Red Devils) & Kevin Naiqama (Huddersfield Giants)
Back in the side after injury, we saw Tim Lafai back to his best with devastating offloads creating space for Rhys Williams. Kevin Naiqama meanwhile was brilliant in defeat for Huddersfield taking his try very well.
Halfbacks: Jonny Lomax (St Helens) & George Williams (Warrington Wolves)
Jonny Lomax maybe didn’t steal the show but he was the backbone of everything. Meanwhile, George Williams stood out as well despite being ill and took his try well.
Props: Agnatius Paasi (St Helens) & Alex Walmsley (St Helens)
Agnatius Paasi came off the bench against Wigan and caused havoc. His hand off on Brad Singleton was a particular highlight. Alex Walmsley was steady away.
Hooker: Danny Walker (Warrington Wolves)
This was a tough choice between Walker and James Roby. Walker gets it with his try and fighting off a bee sting.
Second-Rowers: James Harrison (Warrington Wolves) & Mike McMeeken (Catalans Dragons)
James Harrison was another stand out performer for Warrington creating a great try for George Williams. Mike McMeeken did the same as he led Catalans to win.
Loose-Forward: Jay Pitts (Wakefield Trinity)
Pitts “shouldn’t have played” according to Mark Applegarth. He was tough in the middle of the field.
